Other news archivos

Covid cases rising sharply in Spain – babies particularly affected

Covid infections are once again rising sharply in Spain. The increase is particularly pronounced among babies under the age of one. According to the latest data from the Spanish Instituto de Salud…

24 de September de 2026

Topics of the day·Living in Spain·News·Health·Spain

Maricarmen: When a personal tragedy becomes the wrong symbol

Rarely have I seen a single story provoke such anger and division on Spanish social media. The case of 87-year-old Maricarmen in Madrid has become about far more than an eviction. She…

24 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·Opinion·Topics of the day·The Editor-in-Chief’s View

Spain poll: Socialists lose ground as Vox makes gains

Spain’s conservative People’s party remains comfortably ahead of the governing Socialists, while Vox records the strongest gains in the latest DYM poll. The survey comes after a turbulent summer dominated by the…

24 de September de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·News·Politics

Studying becomes a financial strain for Spanish families

Around 240,000 families could go into debt to fund their children’s higher education—high housing costs in Madrid, Barcelona, and other university cities, in particular, are driving up expenses. Spain Expat Press Editorial…

23 de September de 2026

Economy·Living in Spain·Education·Spain·Topics of the day

Climate bombshell in the Pacific: After the torrential floods, is Spain now facing a “Godzilla winter”?

Water temperatures in the tropical Pacific are going haywire. Meteorologists are warning of a historically strong El Niño – informally dubbed “Godzilla.” But what does this distant weather phenomenon actually mean for…

22 de September de 2026

Weather·Living in Spain·Nature·Spain·Topics of the day

Pedro Sánchez cancels meeting with Trump in New York: Official “scheduling reasons” raise questions

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is once again making headlines at the UN General Assembly in New York. Government sources have revealed that the Prime Minister will not attend the traditional reception…

22 de September de 2026

Politics·Topics of the day

Viruses are back: Covid infections rise among babies

The new school year has barely begun, but respiratory viruses are already making their return across Spain. Alongside a sharp increase in flu cases, doctors are watching one development particularly closely: a…

22 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·Health·Spain·Topics of the day

94 percent of Spanish homes are energy-inefficient – the need for renovation remains high

A new study highlights the significant need for energy-related renovations in Spain: 94.2 percent of residential buildings fall into energy efficiency classes D through G. Despite state and European funding programs, the…

21 de September de 2026

Economy·Property·Living in Spain·Environment·Spain

Sánchez calls for a “new social contract” for dealing with artificial intelligence

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to more strictly regulate the development and use of artificial intelligence. Through the IA360 plan, the government, companies, trade unions, and workers are to jointly devise…

21 de September de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Sira Rego on migrant minors in Ceuta: “The majority wants to stay in Spain and will stay”

The Spanish government expects that most of the unaccompanied minors who arrived in Ceuta at the end of July will remain in Spain. Youth Minister Sira Rego insists on legal protections for…

21 de September de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

Other news- Seite 4